Academic Evaluation for Hope and Zell Miller Scholarship Unaccredited Home Study Programs Ged Recipients - Georgia (United States)

Academic Evaluation for Hope and Home Study Programs Ged Recipients is a legal document that was released by the Georgia Student Finance Commission - a government authority operating within Georgia (United States).

FAQ

Q: What is an academic evaluation?
A: An academic evaluation is an assessment of your academic qualifications.

Q: What is the Hope Scholarship?
A: The Hope Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship program in Georgia that provides financial assistance to students pursuing undergraduate degrees.

Q: What is the Zell Miller Scholarship?
A: The Zell Miller Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship program in Georgia that provides full tuition coverage to eligible students pursuing undergraduate degrees.

Q: What are unaccredited home study programs?
A: Unaccredited home study programs are educational programs that are completed at home and are not accredited by any recognized educational institution.

Q: Can recipients of a GED receive the Hope or Zell Miller Scholarship?
A: Yes, recipients of a GED (General Educational Development) qualification can be eligible for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships.

Q: What is required for GED recipients to be eligible for the scholarships?
A: GED recipients must complete an academic evaluation to determine their eligibility for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships.

Q: Who is eligible for the Hope Scholarship?
A: Eligibility for the Hope Scholarship is based on academic merit and residency requirements in Georgia.

Q: Who is eligible for the Zell Miller Scholarship?
A: Eligibility for the Zell Miller Scholarship is based on academic merit, residency requirements in Georgia, and additional GPA and standardized test score criteria.

Q: What does the academic evaluation assess?
A: The academic evaluation assesses the academic qualifications of GED recipients, including their high school equivalency scores and any additional academic achievements.

Q: How can GED recipients complete the academic evaluation?
A: GED recipients can complete the academic evaluation by submitting their GED scores and any other relevant academic documentation to the evaluation authority.